anticipate
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British pronunciation
/æntˈɪsɪpˌe‍ɪt/

英語での「anticipate」の定義と意味

to anticipate
01

予期する, 予測する

to expect or predict that something will happen
Transitive: to anticipate that | to anticipate sth
to anticipate definition and meaning
example
He anticipated a positive response to his proposal.
彼は自分の提案に対して肯定的な反応を予期していた。
02

予測する, 予期する

to predict or sense something in advance and act to prepare for it
Transitive: to anticipate an upcomign situation
example
She anticipated the traffic and left home earlier than usual.
彼女は交通渋滞を予想し、いつもより早く家を出た。
03

予期する, 先回りする

to recognize someone's desire or instruction ahead of time and act on it before being told
Transitive: to anticipate a command or request
example
The assistant anticipated his boss's need for coffee and brought it without being asked.
アシスタントは上司のコーヒーの必要性を予測し、求められる前にそれを持ってきた。
04

予期する, 先回りする

to act, speak, or think of something before someone else has the chance to
Transitive: to anticipate an idea or remark
example
Before I could answer, she anticipated my thoughts and spoke them aloud.
私が答える前に、彼女は私の考えを予期し、それを声に出して言いました。
05

楽しみに待つ, 心待ちにする

to eagerly await or expect something with excitement
Transitive: to anticipate a desirable event
example
She anticipated her birthday party with great excitement.
彼女は誕生日パーティーをとても興奮して待ち望んでいました。
06

先行する, 予告する

to happen or exist before something else, signaling or preparing for its occurrence
Transitive: to anticipate sth
example
The invention of the telegraph anticipated modern communication technology.
電信の発明は現代の通信技術を予見しました。
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